

Stagewise redefines frontend development by embedding intelligent, stage-aware AI agents directly into your dev workflow—transforming how you iterate on UIs. Instead of switching between browser, editor, and chat interface, Stagewise bridges them in real time: it captures live DOM structure, visual context (including annotated screenshots), component hierarchy, and runtime metadata, then delivers this rich, actionable context to your chosen AI coding assistant. The result? Natural-language UI edits—“Make this button larger and match the brand purple”—that translate accurately into framework-native code. Built for modern stacks, it works natively with React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Next.js, and Nuxt—no wrappers, no abstractions, just precise, contextual AI assistance where you build.
Launch Stagewise in under a minute: install the official extension from VS Code or Cursor Marketplace, then inject the lightweight dev toolbar into your application using either an AI-guided command (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+P → “Stagewise: Setup Toolbar”) or a one-line script snippet. Once active in dev mode, the floating toolbar appears on hover—click any element to open a prompt interface preloaded with its full context. No configuration required to begin; advanced customization (like custom prompt templates or framework-specific rules) is available via stagewise.config.ts.
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Stagewise is developed by tiq UG (haftungsbeschränkt), a Berlin-based engineering studio focused on human-centered AI tooling for developers.
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Stagewise operates exclusively in development mode and understands *where* and *how* UI elements exist—not just as static HTML, but as live, framework-managed components with props, state, and lifecycle context. It captures this “stage” information before sending prompts to AI, enabling edits that respect architectural boundaries and runtime behavior.
Stagewise ships with native integrations for Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Roo Code, and Trae. Its open adapter API lets teams plug in custom LLM endpoints or internal coding agents—ensuring flexibility without lock-in.
By injecting framework-specific context (e.g., React hooks usage, Vue composition API patterns, Svelte reactivity rules) alongside each prompt, Stagewise guides AI outputs to generate syntactically and semantically correct code—verified through optional local linting and type-checking hooks.
Yes—Stagewise is fully open source (MIT licensed) and free for individuals, startups, and enterprises. Optional premium tiers may offer advanced governance features, team analytics, and priority support—but core visual UI editing with AI prompts remains free forever.